Google Stadia is coming. Are you excited?

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Poll Google Stadia is coming. Are you excited? (68 votes)

Yes 21%
No 79%

So Google Stadia is coming. There is scant information about it at the moment.

It will require games to be streamed with (I suspect) minimal hardware. It claims to perform at 4K/60FPS and will later support 8K/FPS. I understand it will require an internet speed at 25 Mbps at the very least.

Personally, I am looking forward to this and I believe more choice and more competition is a good thing.

Please tell me why you are looking forward to it and why you are not.

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#51 lebanese_boy
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I don't about excited but I am certainly curious to see it first-hand and see what kind of potential it has.

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#52 Midnightshade29
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Nope. I don't want to gaming to be run by a monopolistic company named Alphabet. I don't want games to suddlenly vanish because people stopped playing. I don't want to have to have an always online connection.

I play when there is no internet. I prefer single player and prefer physical for larger games when available and digital for smaller indie single player games.

I detest microtransactions, F2play (POE /Gems of war excluded) and would play a linear fps, open world fps/action/adventure, stealth game, tactical shooter, western RPG, JRPG or old school RPG over anything multiplayer or online only.

So no, I will keep my PS4, Switch and PC for current gen and maybe a ps5 next gen but Stadia(or whatever the hell it's called) will not get an ounce of love from me.

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#53 Midnightshade29
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Stop the presses , hell is freezing over, I think we found something most lemmings, hermits, cows and sheep can all agree on and unite with (ok there is the 20% outlier) but most hate the thought of an always online streaming solution taking over gaming.

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#54 Midnightshade29
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@R4gn4r0k said:

Nope, the games it plays my PC can already play better.

Then there are the downsides of streaming like artifacting and input latency.

Don't forget the always online connection required. Say goodbye to gaming when your internet goes out.

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#55  Edited By PC_Rocks
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Like it or not, it's the future. You can do pretty much everything already within your browser connected to the cloud, why should gaming be left? You can create docs, spreadsheets, draw graphics, architecture visualizations, train AI models, watch movies, coding the cloud via cloud IDEs. Gaming is a next logical step. I too prefer local gaming but if they can transform it to the cloud with the same quality of other mediums and at good price, sure!

It's an era of thin clients connected to the cloud. 5G will only bring it sooner.

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#56 deactivated-5d1e44cf96229
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I'd be more excited for a root canal.

Streaming sucks and I hope it fails.

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#57 mtron32
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@vfighter said:

@mtron32: They can't even stream movies yet at the same quality as you find on physical blu rays, how the he'll do you think they'll magically make it happen with an insanely interactive medium like gaming? There's a reason no ones done it yet and its because they're no where close to that goal. This upcoming failure is going to be fun to watch. Also If rather buy what I want to watch or play rather then hope and pray a streaming service gets the movies/games I want to watch/play. Streaming hasn't killed physical movies, it sure as he'll isn't going,to make a dent in gaming.

You're assuming everyone cares that much about quality of movie streams, it's good enough to forgo buying the physical copy ever again.

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#58 Raining51
Member since 2016 • 1164 Posts

No but I thikn it will leave a tremendous impact one way or another that's for sure.